Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.

To-day is law day in the Superior Court.
Jones, Fisch & Watson's social last even
ing was well attended.
There will be a trotting race at Agri-
cultural Park this afternoon.
The Pendegast boy, who was reported
missing. has turned up all right.
An artifcial-stone sidewalk is to be laid
next week at 5l1 and 513 ] street.
Five turkeys were stolen from the back
yard OF the Rosedale Market last Wednes-
day.
Yolo is getting rid of her brandy. She
shipped two carloads to Sacramento yester-
day.
patent for the Santa Anita Quartz Mine
has been received at the United States Land
Office In this city.
Rev. A. c. Herrick will deliver the first
illustrated lecture of his course at the Bap-
fist Church tonight.
The Flower Mission concert TO be given
at Twentieth and o streets has been post
poned until further notice.
Yesterday morning down town resident
OF this city found in front OF his door a
valise containing a lot of baby clothing.
The owner has not yet called for the prop
erty.
At midnight the police had made the fol-
lowing arrests: Tom johnson, disturbing
the peace by officers Able and Dunleayy;
Mary Costello, same otfense, by officer
Frazee.
Under Sheriff Bugbey has a French
mammoth pumpkin at the Sheriffs office,
which weighs l3S pounds. II is two feet
/ III diameter and was raised on his ranch,
near Knights Landing.
Tonight the Order of Eastern Star in
Woodland will install their officers, after
which they will tender a banquet to their
friends. The Order in this CITY has been
extended an invitation to be present, and
many will 30 over.
The Chinese merchants OF Chico have
accepted the proposition 10 move out of the
town limits, and as soon as they can put
up new houses they will vacate. Seven
firms refuse the offer and intend to remove
to Marysville or Sacramento.
The average temperature Yesterday was
59'; being 90 warmer than the normal for
that day. The highest and lowest temper
AZURE was TAO and 440, with gentle TO brisk
and fresh northerly winds and clear weather
The highest velocity yesterday was rs miles
per hour.
Arrangements are being made to have 8
game of baseball at Snowflake Park on
Thanksgiving Day, the proce DIS of which
are to be shared by the Protestant Orphan
Asylum and the Infants Shelter Trains
TO the park will be run the same as for a
League game.
The quarterly meeting of the Tuxedo
Ministries was held last evening and the
following officers for the ensuing term were
elected: President, F. Griswold; Vice
President, Al. Parsons; Secretary, George
Shannon; Treasurer, Otto W. Noack; Mas
ter OF Properties, Geo. K. Naghel Musical
Director, Otto w. Noack.
The Board of Supervisors of Yolo county
IS talking of appointing an Assistant Dis
trict Attorney 10 assist their legal officer,
who is thoroughly overworked. The Sac
ramento county Board of Supervisors have
appointed an Assistant District Attorney
who has nothing to do, and they are talk
ing of dispensing with his services.
Yesterday afternoon horse attached to
light delivery wagon INDUCED in lively
runaway from the Phoenix mills to Sew
enth and streets. At Fourteenth and K
| the rig collided with DIR. G. A Whites car
| riage, and quickly demolished it. No
further damage was done. The runaway
belonged to man named Cotter.
United States Marshal J. C. Edgar
brought to the police station yesterday
afternoon two prisoners en- route to Folsom
The unlucky beings are William Hines
convicted of abduction, and sentenced to
five years, and also Andres Assoric, found
guilty of felony, who is to serve one year.
The former recently broke Jail at Redwood
City. but was recaptured.